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TARTS' BOOKCLUB - 1 OCTOBER POSTING

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By Sun 27-Sep-09 14:37:18 Add message | Report | Contact poster
Hi

I have two problems this month.

First, I'm in Poland all week, working, not back till Friday.

Second, here in SW London we're really badly affected by postal strikes, and not getting much mail at all.

So I won't be posting my book on till 5 October at the earliest.

Apologies!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 12-Nov-09 23:37:08
oh CRAP I still havent' finished book blush

sorry whoever receives from me
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 12-Nov-09 23:34:32
Book arrived yesterday - thank you!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 10-Nov-09 12:43:53
Sorry I have been bad at getting organised, having our kitchen done and we have moved out so limited time on MN.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 03-Nov-09 08:16:44
I'm sorry but I will be late posting as I haven't finished the book yet. while I had swine flu, I didn't touch it in case I gave it the lurgy (ridiculous, I know) so I'm picking it bck up today!

Will post ASAP, sorry again
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 02-Nov-09 13:24:08
Have posted for nov 1st - bit late, but not too bad eh?! Can't find a thread for the book I have posted on so will start a new one.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 08-Oct-09 22:32:02
Just heard today that more strikes are on the cards in SW19. We're getting post sporadically, but have no idea if all our post is coming through, or being sent out.

Apologies Growlygus if you don't get your book - I have no idea what's likely to happen with deliveries.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 06-Oct-09 10:36:23
Post seems to be OK at the moment, albeit a little sporadic. I have received your book, FiveGoMad, and as it's one that I've already read, I'm going to post that one on so that I can finish the other one.

I am so behind on anything to do with my personal life!

Apologies, will get my fat arse into gear for the next posting date
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 03-Oct-09 14:05:25
hen hao, xiexie!

I'll try for Japan - couldn't be any worse than bloody Poland. (Cold, wet, depressing and I had my purse stolen on the train from Krakow to Warsaw).

Will endeavour to start finish my book so I can get it in the post for Monday.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 02-Oct-09 22:48:19
Read this on Sunday BIWI and had it in my mind that you were in Japan and was all excited - told dd1 and everything - she is learning Japanese and would love someone to try it out on! (she can only count 1 - 10 and say her name!)

You're actually in Poland! Please can you arrange a trip to Japan sometime? grin How's the Mandarin going?

I posted today by the way smile
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 02-Oct-09 19:47:25
OMG [shock} everyone has posted except for BIWI who has explained why. That has got to be a first.
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